James Andrew House is an American country music singer-songwriter born on March
22, 1955, in Sacramento, California. He began his career in the House Band
before recording a self-titled solo rock album James House (1983) for Atlantic
Records. Relocating to Nashville, he signed with MCA Nashville in 1989 to
release the country albums James House (1989) and Hard Times for an Honest Man
(1990), with the single "Don't Quit Me Now" reaching number 25 on the Billboard
country chart. He co-wrote Dwight Yoakam's "Ain't That Lonely Yet" and Diamond
Rio's "In a Week or Two", which both pea...